210-065 · Question #30
Refer to the exhibit. Which configuration element can be used to specify the Multiway address that can be used by the endpoint to initiate Multiway calls?
The correct answer is B. NetworkServices. In Cisco TelePresence codec web configuration, the NetworkServices section is where the Multiway address is defined to allow endpoints to initiate Multiway calls.
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Refer to the exhibit. Which configuration element can be used to specify the Multiway address that can be used by the endpoint to initiate Multiway calls?
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- AConference 1
- BNetworkServices
- CProvisioning
- DSIP Profile 1
- EVideo
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In Cisco TelePresence codec web configuration, the NetworkServices section is where the Multiway address is defined to allow endpoints to initiate Multiway calls.
Conference 1 configures local conference bridge settings, not the external Multiway service address.
NetworkServices is the configuration section on Cisco TelePresence endpoints where the Multiway address (a SIP URI pointing to the Multiway-enabled MCU or bridge) is specified. This setting enables the endpoint to invoke Multiway by sending a refer to that address during an active call, escalating it to a multipoint conference.
Provisioning settings relate to how the device receives its configuration from a provisioning server, not to Multiway addressing.
SIP Profile 1 defines SIP signaling parameters such as proxy addresses and transport, not the Multiway feature address.
The Video section controls video format and quality settings, not call escalation service addresses.
Concept tested: Configuring Multiway address in NetworkServices
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/endpoint/codec-c-series/c60/admin-guide/Cisco-TelePresence-Codec-C60-Administrator-Guide.html
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